DeerSlayer

Voted, 71% to 27% in favor of CCW

^^^ there is always a clone to fill the same slot, doesn't accomplish much, never has. Its been proven before. Changing the mindset of the people is a better plan.

I'm a fan of that rifle Shawn. Nice work.

Your town is better than mine. He personally signs them where I'm from.

Been listening, so far I haven't heard one person for the law.

There is already a bill to repeal the "smart gun law" doubt it will be introduced with our curent Senate or house though. Assembly bill A113

Maybe hell will freeze over, and a bill like this one will pass through our state one day A2318 or S1287. Introduced and sponsored by legislatures from my district. http://legiscan.com/NJ/comments/A2318/2014 Here is the list of other pro gun bills my elected members of Senate and assembly have introduced and sponsored. A113, A155, A989/S251, A1861/S792, A2869, A3104/S1109, A3105/S649, AR13. If these were to pass NJ could become a part of the rest of America. I would even bitch less about my taxes. For me to recite this to my neighbors is like preaching to the Choir. The guys here living in the cesspool counties of NJ need to get the word out. Make people understand, everyone you encounter that voting makes a difference. I even registered friends to vote this year for them, and called them to remind them to vote on election day. If we all did this things could change, and I won't have to move.

I don't, I keep them home in the safe, FID comes with me when I go to the range so I can buy ammo if I need it. That's all your required to have to transport your gun. (& even that has some gray areas) If you got stopped to or from the range or gun store that's a legitimate excuse to be transporting. The police would probably just run the serial numbers to make sure the gun wasn't stolen. I suppose they could contact your home town to find out if that particular firearm had a permit in your name also. But I'm not sure on that one. I've been pulled over before with a cased shotgun on my passenger seat (2 seater car with no trunk). Cop just asked where I was going and if the gun in the case was unloaded. I replied, yes its unloaded and I'm going skeet shooting. I also had a case of clay birds and a thrower on the floor with my range bag with my eyes, ears, and shells. He took my word for it and sent me on my way. Didn't check anything. I live in Sussex County, recreational shooting is common around here. If I was driving through Newark the encounter would probably have been different. Best course of action while transporting in this state is: "out of sight, out of mind". How often does the officer ask to search your vehicle during a traffic stop? Its never happened to me in 20 years of driving history in NJ.

This is exactly what I was conveying, denial of extension. If I was denied a permit upon request for no good reason, my lawyer's phone would be ringing the second after I received it.

Please don't take this as an insult, but the law has been on the books for over a decade! Your just now reading what it says? Are you a new gun owner in the state? Even if that's the case you still need to read the laws my dude. I've been bitching about this law for the past decade. And we have been discussing it on this forum for as long as I can remember. (Although I only officially joined about a year ago, I lurked here as a guest for a few years) I'm not putting you down in any way for being a NJ gun owner, we just all really need to be "in the know" about what our laws say & mean. I also kill deer, but all of my guns & all of your guns are my top priority for preservation wether their hand held or shouldered. We need to get this guy a link to the Nappen book, no NJ gun owner should be without a copy, although not the law it will definitely point you in the proper direction.

My town will issue as many permits as you ask for. But the lady at the window told me straight up not to bother getting more than three at a time. She said if you do so your going to have to get extensions on the remaining permits over the first three. And it was better not to piss off the chief, since she sees me once every three months since OGAM went into effect. So I just get three at a time. He has the option of not extending any. I would prefer he just signs my extension, instead of saying "this eff-ing guy again!?!?" "Denied!". Now that they do most of the process online its not that big of a deal to apply anyway.

I'll be there after work today to make some noise with it.

I like the idea also Jeff. I think I'll fly mine upside down tomorrow. I believe thats a sign of distress. & the people of NJ are certainly in distress, with the current leadership that represent us. http://www.jeffhead.com/liberty/flagdistress.htm The only problem I see is who is coming to our rescue?

^^^thank you sir! Trigger pull feels crisp.

Since the legal gun news for us today was depressing to say the least. I decided to cheer myself up by crossing over from striker fire handguns, to the dark side (well not that dark). And got myself a Colt Government model .45acp. From RTSP today. Hopefully I enjoy being a 1911 owner. I have no doubt I will.

Ditto! Their site doesn't work on my android either. I believe they put most of their time into their Facebook page from what I'm told. Unfortunately I'm not a 16 year old highschool girl, so I don't have a Facebook page.

That's good. I'm there usually once a week after work anyway. I'm sure I'll get to check out some seminars soon.

Just got home. This sucks, I hate airlines!

Thought so, thanks bro. Theres always tomorrow to pick it up. Luckily my shop is a mile past RTSP. Drive by the place almost every day.

My Eff-ing flight is delayed. Says I don't land until 2:30pm or 1430 military. SonOfaBitch! I doubt I'll make the seminar, but I'll come down anyway to say hello and put my membership to good use for an hour. I've got a P22 to break in, and a permit that just matured the OGAM waiting period. Could be hazardous to my wallet! What time does NICS close on Sundays? Buying a new gun always calms my nerves lol...

Its actually a federal program, waterfowl is regulated by the federal government. When you hunt any migratory birds (other than crow) you buy a NJ hunting license, a NJ waterfowl stamp, a H.I.P. number, & your Federal Migratory Bird stamp from the post office. The $2 H.I.P. or Harvest Information Program money pays for the survey, and the $15 for the federal stamp pays for research. I'm not sure what NJ does with the $5 they collect for their stamp. But we all can probably imagine where that money goes.

I have about 30 of them hanging on my call lanyards. I would say one in 50 ducks may have one, in my waterfowl hunting experience. I record the tag numbers/location of harvest and submit them. They let us keep the bands. Most guys commonly hang them on their call lanyards upon harvest.

What I'm amazed about is the fact that anyone still uses a typewriter lol... my town usually has an extension back in about a day as well.

Its no secret I'm an RTSP fan. They're close to home for me, good attitudes, great selection of long and handguns, prices are pretty much in line with everyone else, knowledgeable staff, clean modern facility, and member discounts. Why would I go anywhere else?

Just out of curiosity do any law enforcement agencies, or military's anywhere in the world still issue a 1911 as a combat weapon? And if the answer is no, then why not would be my next question. I think if it was used as an open carry weapon as intended upon design then the 1911 would be an excellent choice. Again only my opinion, from a guy that only carries occasionally when visiting free America. I don't consider myself an authority on CCW, compared to guys that do so every day as part of their career. I'm here for knowledge and I respect everyones answers. As far as dropping your pants with weapon still attached, that's not what I meant. I was referring to the weight of the weapon itself pulling down your waist band and belt being uncomfortable. And I 100% agree with having CCW insurance if your going to carry.